Catherine Morgan — Dec 11, 2019
Victoria took $1100.00 for a puppy she then refused to turn over, and kept the money. The Suffolk County Court has decided she is …
Victoria took $1100.00 for a puppy she then refused to turn over, and kept the money. The Suffolk County Court has decided she is in the wrong and has placed a judgement against her for the money she took plus interest. Do not do business with these people. You will be supporting a thief.
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Victoria took $1100.00 for a puppy she then refused to turn over, and kept the money. The Suffolk County Court has decided she is in the wrong and has placed a judgement against her for the money she took plus interest. Do not do business with these people. You will be supporting a thief.
Angela Wallace — Nov 02, 2019
After agreeing to sell my dear friend a husky puppy, Victoria proceeded to prey on a disabled woman with VERY limited financial re…
After agreeing to sell my dear friend a husky puppy, Victoria proceeded to prey on a disabled woman with VERY limited financial resources, reneging on their agreement by not producing the promised animal and, ultimately, bilking her out of $1,100.
My friend had her heart set on being able to train this husky to be her service dog (over the years, she had raised and trained three other huskies who had each also provided this duty), and had even picked out names, while making sure she had all of the necessary supplies INCLUDING the puppy food Victoria insisted would be needed during the transition. All seemed to going as planned until Victoria was informed of the date my friend would be arriving to pay any outstanding fees as well as take possession of the puppy.
After numerous promises from Victoria to return all monies incurred, and numerous messages from my friend stating the funds still had not arrived, my friend contacted the police which held jurisdiction over the area where Snow Drift Kennel is located. They stated they were VERY familiar with Victoria and her little operation, before saying it's highly likely the puppy had been sold to someone else.
If there had ever even been a puppy to speak of, only Victoria knows, and she is a liar and thief.
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After agreeing to sell my dear friend a husky puppy, Victoria proceeded to prey on a disabled woman with VERY limited financial resources, reneging on their agreement by not producing the promised animal and, ultimately, bilking her out of $1,100.
My friend had her heart set on being able to train …
After agreeing to sell my dear friend a husky puppy, Victoria proceeded to prey on a disabled woman with VERY limited financial resources, reneging on their agreement by not producing the promised animal and, ultimately, bilking her out of $1,100.
My friend had her heart set on being able to train this husky to be her service dog (over the years, she had raised and trained three other huskies who had each also provided this duty), and had even picked out names, while making sure she had all of the necessary supplies INCLUDING the puppy food Victoria insisted would be needed during the transition. All seemed to going as planned until Victoria was informed of the date my friend would be arriving to pay any outstanding fees as well as take possession of the puppy.
After numerous promises from Victoria to return all monies incurred, and numerous messages from my friend stating the funds still had not arrived, my friend contacted the police which held jurisdiction over the area where Snow Drift Kennel is located. They stated they were VERY familiar with Victoria and her little operation, before saying it's highly likely the puppy had been sold to someone else.
If there had ever even been a puppy to speak of, only Victoria knows, and she is a liar and thief.
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